Day 29: Solana Beach, CA to Tijuana, Mexico

10/9/2013

Del Mar, La Jolla, Pacific Beach, downtown San Diego and Coronado make for a great home stretch to the border. I'll do my best to SAFELY hop on a short ferry to Coronado Island so I can cycle down the Silver Strand, then it's a short ride to the border & viva Mexico!

I grew up at this beach, 17th Street, Del Mar

Played a lot of volleyball down there

This ball park is across Camino Del Mar from where we lived. The field use to be oriented the other way and Kevin and I would sometimes hit one over the fence into the street, hit a car, and then run like hell. We miss you, Kev.

My dad built this duplex and we lived on the left-hand side. It was pretty nice back then.

Torrey Pines

More thank yous from here, with La Jolla in the background

More from La Jolla

La Jolla Cove

Quiet morning in town - guess everyone is at the border waiting for me

Just cool

Took this ferry across the bay to Coronado

Coronado's Silver Stand - Mexico in sight

Done Deal

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10/8/2013 01:04:12 am

GO JEFF GO!!!!

Beth Miller

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Jeff you are AMAZING! So many miles, so many stories - just wow!

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On August 14, 2013, I'm flying to Vancouver, British Columbia and beginning a 29-day, 1,880-mile bike ride from Canada to Mexico.

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Day 29: Solana Beach, CA to Tijuana, Mexico

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